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25 miles an hour. jerome lands on his side and amazingly he s conscious. after i hit the ground, i opened my eyes, saw the grass, which i was very happy about. and then i sat up, had a look at the other parachutist and saw that he was more seriously injured than i was, so i started calling for help. i started checking my extremities, i wiggled my toes and both my feet, my fingers, my wrists, my elbows, my shoulders. a few people were surprised i was talking. speaking to a lot of people afterwards that actually witnessed it, they said they expected a double fatality from watching it go down. his injuries were relatively minor compared to the other jumper, jeff divgo, who lands on his head. one, two, three, go. jeff suffers a fractured skull, a collapsed lung, broken ribs and spinal injuries. very lucky boys. very lucky.